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How to Be Stupid in the Mountains

9 years ago 6 min read Stories About the Westlightningmountainsandy ridgestormteton passthundertrail runwydaho
We were in the final days of a 3-week big bike vacation, with stops at Silver Star, Whistler, Squamish, Bellingham, Sandy Ridge and Teton Pass.
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Laurel Hunter
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Cows in the West

Cows — Updated!

9 years ago 6 min read Stories About the Westcampingcow piescowsla salssan rafael swelltrout
The West isn’t perfect, but life is full of trade-offs and I figure, at least when it comes to public land usage, that I win in the end.
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Laurel Hunter
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View from Gooseberry Mesa

Southern Utah Trout Fishing

9 years ago 4 min read Fish Storiesbrook troutbrown troutcalf creekcutthroatduck creekescalantefishinggooseberry mesamammoth creeknorth creeksouthern utahtrout
We have a history of exploring all over Southern Utah, but this time we were out looking for trout, which took us to even more new places.
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Laurel Hunter
By: Laurel Hunter
Jumping on the MTB

Air

9 years ago 2 min read Things To Do Outsidebikescoffeejumpssunrisemtb
Not so long ago I didn’t know how to get air on my bike. I quickly realized how much this limited 1) my speed 2) my style 3) my fun and I started spending most evenings at the local jump park.
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Trout Fishing On the Olympic Peninsula

9 years ago 3 min read Fish StoriesThings To Do Outsidebutterstickcabin cruisercutthroatolympic peninsulaorangeroyal wulfftrout
If you like catching trout and you like solitude on the river, the Olympic Peninsula in July is the place for you. This is the land of steelhead fishing, lifted pick-up trucks, weed shops and “Women for Trump.”
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